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On My Blue Jens
FOUND by Kayla Connelly
in Tennessee
I found this, along with many other interesting things, at my high school. It is still unclear to me exactly the first line means, but I'm glad she included illustrations. Maybe she thinks shes a diva. Who knows?
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We collect FOUND stuff: love letters, birthday cards, kids' homework,
to-do lists, ticket stubs, poetry on napkins, telephone bills, doodles -
anything that gives a glimpse into someone
else's life. Anything goes...
What is the name? At first glance it looks like it says chimp's.
Chinese New Year Money?
At first I thought it said On My Burgers.
Bitch stole that right off the back of my denim jacket... ima beat her ass!!
Actually, the design looks very much like the shape of a Diva cup! I know a lot of Diva users love them, but I wouldn't advertise it in sequins on my jeans...but that's just me!
I first thought that it said "DNA" not diva, and was wondering why the helix was all untwisted...
i also thought it was DNA up until i read people comments... i prefer it, i think.
definitely agree. someone has a crafty side.
i believe that the person who found this also found the jeans which were going to be bedazzled with this design. sadly, they were already torn and ripped by another girl who wanted a similar (but of course different) design. they got into a fight in the middle of the cafeteria and the first's mother took back the chinese new year's money.
Baby Basil: Diva cup?
Happy New Year, Divas everywhere.
Is a diva cup some sort of contraceptive device? or a menstrual cup?
@Mona Lisa and Just Wondering: Yes, apparently it's a reusable menstrual cup. (Shudders) I've always wondered how you get them sanitary enough to re-use...but I'd rather not think about it. TV ads for "pads with wings" are bad enough.
Not sure if it's true but I once heard that Cleopatra (possibly the first diva ever) used a half of a orange for similar purposes. Apparently crocodile (or alligator?) dung was used as a spermicide as well.
Happy eewwwwww Year!!
Hey, with $20 in "Chineness New Year Money" you can buy a whole lotta Chineness firecrackers!
And each of them could be of a DIFFERENT "desgin".
Which is why I think it says DNA and not DIVA. See, this note writer was clearly at the level where things like "desginer genes" are tossed around like last year's dirty laundry.
it's a dyslexic High School girl with a "Bedazzler" gone wild...on Chinese New Year
Come on now... it ain't like the blood cup is going the most sanitary of places to begin with; a hearty rinse in salt water should clean and sanitize said device a plenty. Deoderize? Now, that's a different story...
Oh dear, how quickly the thread gets lost into unusual topics.
I was thinking, kind of in the mood of despair.com, what about blue jean designs that get to the heart of the matter?
Mine would have the word: Delusional
a crystal necklace in the crotch area and a "diva" on the butt for Chinese New Year..Project Runway here she comes!!!
What the heck is a desgin?
forever in Bluejens. She needs a BeDazzler!
Otherwise, Wrye said exactly what I was going to say, word for word.
HAPPY NEW YEAR Found Folk and Fans. Best of everything for you and yours.
What didya'll spect from a little diva straight outta Tennessee?? Think she's some kinda rocket signtest or somethin? (I guess she could be out of Oak Ridge though...)
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The grammar on this is such a mess -
I keep thinking if that if you did some
type of tri-fold like in the back of an
old MAD Magazine - it might show/say some
hidden meaning...
It's okay, though, because her boyfren does tatoos that folks say are speled rong ... an he don't care. (They're going into business together.)
Happy regular New Year, Found friends!
@Baby
I've heard of brand loyalty, but this is ridiculous.
@Nightingale
Happy Regular New Year to you too!
When is Canadian New Year again?
I'm from TN, so I don't know to laugh or cry...
am I the only one who thinks the thing below the word "Diva" looks sort of phallic?
@Redhead
I was thinking "phthalic", but now that you mention it, it does have phallic aspect to it. Biphallic, even.
@ StickyNote.... "Design", I think, is now a newly added word to our Found Lexicon (see: judgenmental; panty-crickets; etc.)...
Um... wasn't someone keeping a list somewhere else on-line?
@ StickyNote.... "Design", I think, is now a newly added word to our Found Lexicon (see: judgenmental; panty-crickets; etc.)...
Um... wasn't someone keeping a list somewhere else on-line?
How did that double? Oh well...
BabyB...thank you. I knew I was 'culturally deprived', but now I'm much more well informed.
And @just wondering.... Wow, the half-orange is a new one to me -- what if you lived in non-orange-growing area? No birth control?
But the (alligator/crocodile?) poo...
- hmm, sanitizing would be a REAL problem, I'd think
- whether or not it's a spermicide, it may be a birth control measure, just 'cause it's sort of an "anti-attracter" element... perhaps would qualify as "aversion therapy"!
I think before a word qualifies for the Found Lexicon it needs to be integrated into the vernacular, and used for a while.
For some reason, I don't see that happening with desgin.
Ovcoarse I could be wrong.
"Des-gin"--denatured alcohol!
I also thought it said DNA, two sister chromatids joined by the centromere
At first glance I thought the design was meant to read "DNA."
wow...bejeweled chromatid jeans, so on my next Christmas list
not quite sure why, but the post above me makes me feel all warm and toasty inside.
Is does say DNA and that is a
"Pearl Necklace"